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7'y N, Bottle and be Convinced.
a Great Cloud Of Witnesses.
Read what those say who have
used i. i. L.
How I was Cured OF So-callsd
Cancer.

LULAT0N, Ca, Aug. Is, 1876.
DR.. Whliehrad:
DEAR n-This ia to ,e,rify
that Was sufferer with place on
INV under lip for mte"n yeas,
aud WAS mud treatment OF d fl r.
ent physicians. but they don me
no good. had lost hope If bt ing
cured Ivy medical tea ul-nr. | then
went 10 "a doctor llvrag in Florida,
who tr. ated IT, IN by arr. Alter
20 NJ tosshim it 90 w II appa emily
fnr awhile, but returned rs b d as
ever. i lhrE concluded t" Try L.
p. 2. and after taking five ho'tIr~
pint SIZE, Vas cured. | also tiud it
to i've II good medicine TO give II
good appetite and tn give proper
digestion Yours most truly.
l.. j. ~TRICKLAND.
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a Gard OF Thanks.

MR., EDITOR; rrtu my srIc re
thanks 10 NV many trends who pur
chased t!cGets IF the 'ou 81, } ,nuary
Bid 1887. have become the w,ur
of the silver cup, ~h CHI h"d heen
"tfeIed Tor the mos t. comm ttec
VIII" sold the lnrgest "uuhs at OK t.,
Yours truly,
CLAHEACE VI. ROBERTS
1sr S4r.t. 10, e Star I ade
S,vannah, Ga, March 10 1887.
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Harrison Crane

The Wei Known Watch maker and
Jrwtler can he tou"d at his old stand
corner President aud Dayton streets,
where he gives special attention to the
repairing OF Clocks, Watches d jew
eIry lie assures good work and
pro,pt ottentiou, thereby soliciting the
pa'rOn go OF generous public.
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CYRUS Camueteld,

Practical Je~rIrr, Gate Of 5 T. Hamil-
tom has open at No Al Whitaker
trcet, where h wilt he pl ased to c
all nl his old friend, and patrons.
Prompt attention given to II work
in'rus d to hum aud tislac lou guar
ant ed.
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Coeo.nut Oh Sop at 2, Il Reds
The cry is l.. Fr"d is the place for
SHIRTS, Collars aud Cuffs.
Try the Elephant Over-halls at l..
Fried.
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WANTED, ever,b body to know that

w BIsHoP, the Photographer is back
IN Savannah am aud l. making those
fine enamelrd Ph d"graphs At ~ 30 per
4 zen and those largr sized Fe r,otyp s
It the usual price 2 tor Il an rt'r or 4
to so cents. aud is located for - I'w
da only On Wrst Broad aud CASTOR
>trects. Savannah. ia
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M sATEIlAB TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY., MARCH 10 1857

Hon. w. A. Pledger, arrived in
our city this morning.
We had the pleasure of greeting Rev
Jane Savoy in cur othce on Friday
Syrup Of Ntre cures Coughs, Colds
&c. For eate by all druggist.
We recommend reader of tbs zap, r
TO careful ly cad til bust e. Mt ce>
adv her IN bt,re OF g els, e
whe,e to make their purchase,
Bishop Waymla will arrive IN our
cit, on Wednesday next and will
preach at ) I'nAps ehur,l NV
street that night.
II. L gm makes a speci,l y f
Northern Meats, aud sells beet f,on 40
to % cents per pound. Dou't ,orget
stall, 81 aud GS.
John Bluff sentenced tor four wear,
for bur2l ry, and Wa. Newt -, sen-
fenced tr IOur years Tor bILamy were
taken 10 the feultentiary on Tues1a,
last.
People who have Iird tha Alaska
rem,dieS whlch ar -,it ~ druggists
every where, give them gr"a credit FIR
th,lr II markable eurat v powers
Read he adver y men, ~ anoth r
,ilmn
Friend. and Patrons of the TRI-
BUNE are respectfully requested to
settle with us at once. We need
what you owe us to meet our oblig-
atoms. Please pay at once.
Over-haIs in gr' al variety and cheap
at l.. Flied s.
Tue Young Chltha Light Infantry
and the OglethOrI eb ass band will give
o cOuIbina ion top Oh Tuesd'y night.
next at Udd.Fello"s hall Ha,rIs street.
Auml,s,v" - e ut.
Tie fnest gu / ty OF Bah Sponges
Toilet Water. aud Exttac.s Tor The
Handktlcnet III Silk at Z. b Reid
Ri, Rev Bishop Beckwuh will visit
St. Stephens Parish Tor confirmation un
the atIern On Il Sunday MaIcn z.
For me latest styl, ii cunts, Collars
and Cuffs l.. F'ieu' the place.
l h. ell. ction ior City sn' riff viii
take Place at CUuncI Ii eeum- on We'd
D'sday hght and We | arm that th,re
are u,&ty anxious asplranls, vii" are
Willing ~ serve the Guy IL hat pac'ty
Grabs aud prawns are no" = entifui j"
the markets. but tue price range high
as YET
hev, II. Bighsm, delivered lee
ture GU Al lca "a, A b"rI VI. h.
church last We'd, esday nIg"t. AdmN-
sion ~ Cents proceeds a the bent ut
OF the Young Men > ri''lan Ll"'"ry
Association. III, lectur was very Ia
l,rest,nG; as 1t Consisted m"ln ~
thing tnat me unuer Mr.. B,&nanIs
pelsUuai ubSei v4tton wnle "a Cesld nt III
that county: cu'h Iertu es are Ve'y
intel, stag and iustr uctNe IL our peo-
pc 4nd We no, e they wi, be kept ul.
For Underwear l.. Fred the ? ace
lie j. s HAD rsham was II TnuTs-
day IL gnt ! 1T ca'l' d tr M his p'aceiu
slumbels by Delegation Il LAD es a"d
gen,lenu n, ulru.bers vi the Fnst Atrl-
can Bawi,t chu ch, who uuhesI'at,
enter ed b dOulctlc LAT Gu Will rye
supply OF the 20 thn, o. this wOrn.
Tie "a y i>e was INTENDED I" sl.o" The
au,.r... e. =, Ia "A nj, h Rev. uabeI : am
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The ,m-rruun of Crowns IN Roots,
nbviating the wearing of plate. ia
sp CA tyI dine i the IN 1T peri ct man
uer. Teeth TX rac'ed with ut pain
Consultation FREE. IA r"nage solicited.
Cor. Houst aud South Broad streets
Savau nah. Ga.
Horse shoeIng, Blacksmith.
ing, Etc.
The undersigned will continue the BUSH
ness of the late Daniel OConn0r ut the
st.6pS on Bryan, Olive and Wet Broad
streets. H. addition to backsmilhing,
wheeIwrightiug pain ing and trimming,
HOR E~HOEING will be made tran,h
If The business to be conducted at said shops.
Mr.. A. X Wilson il her, by authorize
10 ca l,ct our bills Our intention il to
have first class work done at reasonable
prices. We re peciuIIy solicit the pat
runage of the pubnc'
PJ O'CONNOR.
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B-@D@D E ~"
THESE PRICES.

Smoked Shoulder, 4, 5, g., z,
and s cents.
Smoked Hams, 5, 6, 7, and s
cents.
d. S. Meats, 81, 7, u, and 8
cents.
Sugars, 5, 81, 6 and 81 cents.
Flour, Dbl. 300, $50, 400,
$50 and 500.
Tobacco, ID Is, 90, 25, 273 and
80 cents.
All other goods in proportion.
Now is the time for cash Gus
toners. M. j. DOYLE,
MARKET SQUARE.
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ALASKA BLOOD PURIFIER

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state 1 the blood Cures Scruiula, Gumurs
ID Shgurirg llumOr4 OF the skin aLd scalp
Liver and kidney Complaints, Dvsp, p4la,
Blilou~nes~, Female Weakness and Ge
blntating AMI wasting Diseases
GENTLEMEN - take pleasure ia recon-
nendng Your valuable mtdl Ihts have
great tuth ia The Alaska rened ea becaus,
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Blood Purifier will Imld up the shattered
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It ntly, aHd cheerfuIy ,ommeud them 10
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Alaska cIeanzes the blood. strengt ems
the body aud hui dis up The emf ED ed aud
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LADIES' Use Alaska Blood Purifier it il
specially adapted 20 your Complaints.
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''oto l.. Pr cd Tor your ri at d White
tnd Fancy SurtS
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Horse shoeing, Blacksmith
ing, Etc.

p J O'CONNOR.
w, II. RAY.
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Go to l.. Fried Tor your Collars aud
Nuif,
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specially adapted 20 your Complaints.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21

As-s aaai.as - sse4s-a Lss-ft-ea $50
ass fas i.ili.as 81 3as2a-
fLs essr4e- r- re a-fre-f
tsles q 1s 4ea
1af t1a ssr H-ee
ass e4s as ..t ssa eels esa
ls-s. oi
asa ~ arsaee es re 4
s4atlax 60 's 5et-ss. s9sass 81 yea
satss 3 asaei ~ ~ L asa asags
ae A3fea. s-r .a e leer ir.- ls4r sotl a.
A party ef -eu 9f - rnst tfira s--ss iy
sss-es e'll if1ia ,as tsfi-ai % uie
ee. "a alsrs ae rested lli early more
49, W. ssre reaie1 eas oefiioss s.1
slsflsd i1t0 tas iflesl about to e. gss
SheIe @e Organized tie afst duVe ua'en
yoe kn0s ls asF tlsthoa ei tikfng aaef
.n 1CALAu l4F iuFsrs o0srfet 49,
q 50 s liiis AID 4e the hunters. lad
1oassLfsut siafions past S1-C8 lLe game
sss al sen something alter yo4f lasa.on
~ runway shooting alta 1oss- OaF Nf-i
drive gaF. ls nns olCa aad lslf of
iazes fInlsails tlis. ae spread oar tafes
9Vef another lrse-. aud beJte ioAs 4 saw
81 s1osf tlsiAucs .rOm my
slsal 4ha ~ "A3 %
.smIng lrrllIy .oasfis me. confess
sas lii.s t-sslefel iar especie.s Seer
.nl iti no. aaat 20 sboot fer teas VI lysla-
aly r auce st f1e mobiles game feu4 ned
4u.eilY a3aauE 1esrIopeIls4ls ana s Has
4eil t.t So because fas bog va lr
leader oi d tg04e oi about -We4tY. aa
ua40NIF escaped haFIaE g f14s.l anie ~ it.
Had I shul ile leader lls ethers ao.il
aaE. ealsl aim Grs. ui1 chen ipoEed ae np.
which aou'a have Obliged me % uant i3t
rrge 1l plain covered oulf Hlll SCRUB
~u.h. aarei tU all had passed rue eK
eslt q hr sIfaesler whom deiefmiuea lo
1n lpca A. 1 beard the heateis shor, d's-
l4uro away. saof. and sHch q fafaet
In- droee that nal passed seq up s1cu a
Tllllg an1 slAeaii1t inat h AZ almost
lirlfeaei. BAT theF soon scamperui away
l-aglts ue r. settle accounts nitn t4s gen
t.eaau whose feelings were Euft. it
appsar- tlat my sAot Aai hdd an
uncertain eject and tAe hos soon re-
covered bis haancs ana came to- me
Here j. where 1888 mY usual
preseuce.of mind. i0-. instead oi calling on
the rsmalnin charge IN my gan J dropped
& anu drew tle Bowie intenins ~ s.asn
the animal 30 he came Witaiu reach. ln-
stanuv cnausei my mlnd when Dee came
straight at me With mouth vide open. lt
va 4 foo tempting opportunity and fn4i
fniie siiiel into him. r IN f9tat a. le
had al ways been its natural s1ea'a There
was ltte more Wri.slhe WoAll, uAt li
did nos las. i0rr Ten or twelve inches oi
Grand Esplos s.esi were too much iog hlm
50 he dioir0i inllges- on.
Tie Hon. John M Cilkey. r. S. Vice
Consul a. Merida, whose steadiness 0i
nerve aud GOODNESS of Judgment deprivcs
adventures ike the one related above OF
half thc.r danger IL the gentleman who pre-
ferred Grand Rapids steel 70 powder ano
ball.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21

what YVES 1eetes moon hc7x J ha.o re
4ueu,'. seen % rsl'rl g fo hat do aof alea eha.
uH sIN
A newspaper hoax Ierretrai-l in lsa -
The Sew York sun The auiher was Rira
arl fienry Locke 10 Was known that ou
eminent astromoner-sir John Hor-hei- was
a. the C0pe Of Gcod Hope, with instruments
OF great power. The article IN The san
purported - l1 taken from The Edinburgh
Journal OF Science. II gave an extraordinary )
account ~ Hrrsheis discoveries with what
they declared - he seven ton glass. descrih-
iny Lamar scenery a. II but a hundred yards
AWAY. and Lunar inhahitnnts like men bats
After hoaviug nearly everybody IN America
l. ras Published in England. where t mef
wlih almost cQnsl Success. end vas even dis
-'is-'d u the French Academy of Sciences
ID was. in fact read aI over Europa
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21

At the meeHrg oi the West Side Ladies
Literary Club OBJ aHur aj. the Committee
ou snteriainm - presented the following
interesting programme Two piano solos
b3 Mss Carrie Goodrich Invitations to tbe
Dance ana "A1ce review aud criticism
OF NJ. Gladstone article vn Lord Tenuy-
Sons "locksley Hail Sixty Years After.
with selections from the pCen. TWO vocal
solos hy Mrs. r. A. IunsOn. "tsmersida
and Darby and Joan The Women OF
To-day a poem Two violin so'os, With
piano accompaniment by Misses Annie and
Maggie Graves "Andante and KondinO
Eichherg and Ave Marie DANA exit
ty's Funeral dialogue hv several ht.le
girls. two vocal duets. by the little Misses
keech. "Happipe-s" and Ny Bonnie.
Come over the Sea "Thc Winds anc tle
Moon reci9to1 By Miss Towel. "Iac
Deacon story. a r&l.DE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21

Tonight Powers opera House VII be
hllei with a brilliant audience to listen 20
the Schubert concert and witness the repre-
seniation Of the pretty little operatta "Four
Years on Guard" wish Mrs. Lloyd Breeze
Mr. Jack KRONER. Nr. J.. T. EDDY Mr.. T..
4. Bennekes and Nr. Arthur KRONER iu
the pal parts supported by large
chorus. About two dozen good seats yer
remain unsold and can boz secured this
morning az Spraker q Hosad0ne 2.
"Over The Garden Wal' is said 20 be-
flnnier than ever This season. Tomorrow
nigh. al Pow viii be- the only opp0r
mnitv Co. seq SIR. aud AIRS. Ge0Tge ). Knight
this season.
sid q. Ffance with his dramatic company
and we.. trNnet dogs opens Is weeE en-
earcmcnt al the Wonderland this week.
loe Murphy aad hs Kerry Gow n
seems gll meyer lose IFS hold on the aH.c-
tious o. tine theatre -oers. Tho oily lr.sh
play sill be- seen az Powers on Wednesday
evening with Miss Belle Melville as Nora
Dew.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21
THE SOLDIERS HOME
s the sigan Institution =
Poor House
IT'S gsfg3IgAIE lsglIts PAgPEsS
The Chzpl 4in o. ths Home Ci.ss =
Fxoyo1s Statement o. ths Pros
a0d Cons in the Csss-Lst
tas Lsgisiaf4re Coasloer.


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sloFs -s-ssi1as 1esAas seaJ 4nd sitn js-
..... sneba,ls. To ans1sr laese sasstls8s
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9ft wee com Ai~4i-'H'-iii-Afi aAs 20
as.es af Lne -1I.lsrs Home az. We a.sy
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- Lass '1e l9ii'" .''s rAftr.s s''Afa. .-'as
-la r- "a ou- ear o'l -i1is aii -ei-
a4fr heA asa --r Ai..ti az
tpat a~ .,' a.t'l5 @el.tA-i 'i'f
A'Esi ait
SEES -le fsir tsslei ne mere tH.i@t
81 welcome yea tr CO.'S nea hHi
t.I.s provided i.f yoA o. slal
llt ls9pls s-0 arc -ia1 .e care iaf
Joa enen You afe -n-D.- io care i,f folf-
selves tol I'D l9. come hefe a' lt-i'ei.-
Pc s-eai state uf Aieit-yan eafs NOT nal1c
JeH taat 1At in her sfa.ita'o
..e foinsa fo- lrif ii-io 3 ana small
coo lae CD - y91r aomr
teF-raof-s.e.t i-ief h-fo .Nd iiis
rl'iia-'''ll3As ttp'i- A'7 Germ '4D' ''-7@ ~''
aere .he-t oli soiteia are h9" aiad thty
are lo remain -tf rtf'i7 % = 4 AZ ~ -t az.
war Governor Bar also sait. A2d ne
yas lrsuen3oA-iy eppial isA lhe aoi-
l-rs Home s tae iu.i .imen' oi the
promise ul@fe tF Ine Stale tD tle 7'-alefa
Ha-e risg enlisted. lie Stale Pfoinissi
beg 0 ." ieieu .efs pc KILLED tneif altOws
ant orphans would ne cared iof aud nat y
di-tolf'i theT eoA.i or pf9f1ea i9f 4n oid
age ant niii.+ lne nf .ie rt'Fir. hs
Home Nsa es-aolsAed - iaiAA iLla i-,s
r-nu
feueral ll-Vncon. heFfesef .t.ite
tougfes8. also 4e-iarel.
fa- Soldiers Home s a dent paid o. .ae
soldiers As tle people o. Michigan The
veteran Hii not 10 az its table As a guest.
..f with lil proprietary ri1ats he Will
ae one OF the household circle
THESE stafemsnts are clear aud emphatic.
sgd would seem 90 eteciuuiy dispose OF
lle oil reuealrd sneer about the state pau
pers. ald The state Poor House. BIT
strange -o say there ls another aspect % the
ease other proofs which seeu 10 hatly
confalic, these declarations We have quot
ec We may wcl imagine that the readers
ol this asticle wili be- amazed a. they see
81 hat averv inmate of thi5 s0-calied Home
has hai to swear % 'n order 90 gain adj
roiuance iO wnat M was told he had "fUu
propnessry Eights ln. etc
g-oie verbatim from form A. which is
tae bans s2p'icauon Tor admi.s,oh.
use only slcn portions as bear directly on
trs particular poinE
"a b being hv me FIRST duly sworn. &C.
corN1g % .aN, depOses ami SAYS That he IS
disabled and Dy reason oi which
hs IS auanle 10 support himscli by his own
eforu and labor IRA, Dr. has 10 property
n- means o.. pp0ft, and hasn9 reintives OF
arfff... ..-If ability ta u. ut4iu nlu Nl0 are
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21

Sealed proposals addressed TO IT -
Hoops Office OF Bulklcy. lemon K H0ofa
bis city. will be received on ar before tho
18Th inst, Tor the erection o. "MoManus
Memorial Chapel" Drawings snd sToc h-
cations for same o. be seen 81 Office ~ ~.
g.. HObnsons Archtec; rooms - a. end
81 Porter block Building Committee re-
serve the right 10 reject any o. al bids
Bv order of Builefur O. rflrr ffoo
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21

N0t long ago. uh.s on q vis.t I became &C.
Qsain'ed with vouns lads. and On mv r.farr
homo ie.au a corres slloudfn.s with her, SD. fit
written roc to address my letters 90 an r.sia.er
ugnc. es she fears her father may object n b..
discovers olir correspondence Now don't w 80
90 oG. nd hor f,ther OF soi 30 hoaoral1- ief
nish 60 contnue Our CORES spondence. Whaf shan
dof JOINS T
There may Joe special circumstanoes whicn
render i' eessntal for her 10 ask eou "a act
claals timely. but on general principles We
should SLY that there IS want Of strength 81
character in the yonne lady Most womoi
~ high principle would correspond openly o.
not at al.
Please state lr If pr .8e1t johnson wns ir
re0eisefl. g Hire fbe name ~ oir c1rrercr
wh'rr fs r legal i.n4er O. lfaw rrant citics ~
tle United Sfetss hafe elevated railroad
B g. ~
T. 10; q tsvo-thiro.s vote was required. hut
was no. secured . Au United States cur
renry is legal ton,ier g Ne,v York and
Hroo'slvn Some other cities have cable
roads leading 10 bluffs
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-21

N sraa selae~ Hers So
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RxPERT RIDER.

The Hon. Dick Riepe and Mr.. Ben
Payne, Of White Pine county, recently
paid Phoebe brief visit, As a "Mazep-
pa rider" on a tanned arab steed,"
Dick is well known throughout the
country and his skill in horsemanship is
greatly admired. As rider Of an un.
tanned bronoho colt, however, Mr.. Payne
expresses his opinion that Dick is fail.
ure. Over there in White Pine, Payne
furnished Dick with an "Arab steed" Of
the latter description. As the animal
bounded off, Mr.. Payne says, that Dicks
eyes bulgcd plumb out of their sockets,
in a way that even beggared demoraliz.
alton They wore a woe BECOME and
dazed expression, and their hue resemblsd
that Of whipped buttermilk. For one
moment only was the rider astride of the
broncho. The next instant he was
launched into space over the horses
head, and shot down into the sand and
sagebrush with the rapidity of cannon
ball, hitting the earth with dull "bitf
and Ausiug cloud Of dust to arise from
the spot. As he picked himself up in I
slow and meditating manner, Dick wal
heard to ejaeulate "0h dear, l see d.
angels; see de leedlo stars; I see d.
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purifying the life current and strengthening
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richer and purer by Its use, they who resort
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4 nirT Send 10 cents postage, and We will
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

Geo. 8. Sawyer. Plaintiff, vs.. Daniel Dry aud
John Dry, Defendants. Action brought In the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District OF
the State Of Nevada. In and for the County Of
Lincoln, and the complaint hled In said County
Lincoln, in the office Of the CLERK OF said Dh
trict Court.
The State Of Nevada sends Greeting:
To Daniel Dry and John Dry, said defendsnts.
You are hereby required to appear In an actioa
ID in the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial
District Of the State Of Nevada, In and for the
County Of Lincoln, and snswsr the complaint
filed therein. within ten days exclusive Of the
day Of servicel after the service on You Of .ais
Summons, If served In said County. Or, u
served out of said County, but within said DIS
trict within twenty days. and In ali other cases
forty days; or Judgment by default will be
taken asainst you, according to the prayer VI
The said action Ia brought to recover . juds.
ment for the sum OF Five Hundred $500 DOL
| lars, gold coin. ~ . balance due for services
performed by said Plaintiff ~ an attorney and
| counselor At law for you. at your especial In.
stance and request, in attending to your inter
ests as heirs Of and to the Estate OF Alexander
Dry. deceased. And you are hereby notified. that
plant, ~ above required, the sid plaintiff viii
take Judgment for said sum Of $500 gold eoip.
and costs of said action.
Given snsfs ee cssr sa q H. x. 81. e.
Judicial District OF the State OF
| isx.L.l Nevada, in and for the County
OF Lincoln, this Twentieth day
| Of January. in the year Of our
| Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and eighty.six.
jasG-tod H.F, GEAR. Clerh.
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